The Department of Buildings

A lightning strike caused scaffolding to collapse at the Christ Church, Cobble Hill.

The hotel's rowdy pool parties were the last straw for neighbors irked by the revelry next door.

The city issued a stop work order after a fire caused a crane in East Harlem to stop working.

Edward Marquette was acquitted in the Turtle Bay crane collapse, but convicted of other counts.

Sunday parties at the swanky high-rise pool have reportedly driven nearby neighbors to cry foul.

Emergency crews raced to 1177 Sixth Ave. to rescue two workers trapped on scaffolding.

A portion of the roof at a vacant building at 260 Lenox Ave. collapsed, but no injuries were reported.

Stalyn Suauzhanay was rescued after a scaffold collapse outside 41-15 45th Street in Sunnyside.

Six people were evacuated when a three-story building at 241 Carroll St. partially collapsed Monday.

A wall partially collapsed at the 222 East 62nd. St. building, injuring four.

A long-vacant lot on the corner of Smith and Douglass streets will be sold to a bank, its owner said.

No injuries were reported in the partial building collapse on Ocean Avenue in Brighton Beach.

The worker fell 10 feet from a cooling tower at Columbus Avenue and West 64th Street.

The Dunkin' Donuts at 1250 Lexington Avenue took down its signs after residents complained.

An unstable building on a tony stretch of Sixth Avenue was evacuated.